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COURT HOUSE - The Cape May Court House Kiwanis Club presented awards to three area newspapers, including the Herald, for "outstanding service to our commuhi- • ty," at its regular weekly meeting Thursday. October 14. Presenting the awards was the Club’s Citizenship Committee Chairman Sam Wierman, who recognized the are.-* newspapers for their efforts overall, and especially for their coverage and promotion of Kiwanis affairs. The awards were given in commemoration of National Newspaper Week. October 10-16. On hand to receive the awards were Herald Publisher Darrell Kopp; Larry Boyer, publisher of

the Gazette-Leader; Bob • Ebener. managing editor of the Atlantic City Press; and William Watson, alio of the Press. At the same meeting. Kiwanis Club members were treated to a brief talk by Air Force Sgt. Allyn Penketham, a 1977 graduate of Middle Township High School. Sgt. Penketham is the daughter of the Courth House Kiwanis' immediate pastp r e s i d c n)t Robert Penketham Jr., and grandaughter of club member Robert Penketham Sr. Sgt. Penketham was introduced by her‘former Middle Township ROTC Commander Arthur Cornell. who is also treasurer of the Kiwanis. Afterward, she was congratulated by Club President Dr. Tfed

Johnson as not only an exemplary representative graduate of Middle Township scho<Jls. but as a model of how women can effectively serve their country in the armed forces. Sgt. Penkethman spoke to the group on her own experience and development in the Air Force, and about the role which her current base assignment. Dover Air Force Base in Delaware, plays in the nation’s defense. Sgt. Penkethman serves as a supervisor in inventory management in base Supply at Dover.

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INCENTIVES, In form of savings bonds, are presented to Kristine Salvesen, left, and Dani MacKenzie, beach tag Inspectors. for beach tag sales. Presentation was by Avalon Borough Administrator Andrew Bednarek.

2 Promoted By Marine WILDWOOD - The promotion of tvvo county residents to managers of branch offices has been anhounced by James L. Billmeyer, president and chief executive officer of Marine National Bank. Judy DeOrio has been named banking officer and manager of the Marmora Branch. DeOrio was formerly the banking officer and assistaht manager of Marine's North Cape May Branch. PRIOR TO joining Marine. DeOrio held various banking positions in Akrtm. Ohio; Millville and Cape May. She is a graduate of New _ York University. Nfew York City, and had courses to her credit from The American Institute of Banking, The Ohio Bankers School, and The Mellon School of Banking. She livf* in Cape May. Deborah J. Klug has been named manager of the Cape May Branch. She has been a customer service representative in the Cape May Branch. Mrs. Klug is a graduate of Lower Cape May Regional High School and has been in'The employ of Marine in various capacities since 1974. She is a past officer and member of the County Jaycee-ettcs and has course credit through The American Institute of Banking conducted at Atlantic Community College. Mrs. Klug lives in Court House with her husband Fred.

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